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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-07
Diphtheria.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
SHELLEY. To-, Oct. 6.-Diphtheria in ep-
idemic form has appeared among the
children of this city. From fifteen to
twenty cases have already been re-
ported, and new ones are occurring each
day. The board of health held meet
ing last night to take steps toward pre-
venting the spread of the disease. A
strict quarantine was ordered, and
should the contagion continue to spread
the city schools will be ordered closed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-07
Committed Suicide.

Special to the Globe.
BELo1T, Wis, Oct. 6.-Suspicion was
caused yesterday by the prolonged alb
sence of Loren Cheney, of Emerald
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-10-07
The Corn Place
Special to the Globe.

Special 10 tne GIODe. ~
SIOUX CITY, TO-, Oct. 6.-This has
been another grand day so far as
weather and attendance at the Corn
palace are concerned. 1t has been by
far the most enjoyable since the open-
ing of the jubilee week. The threaten
ing clouds of last night had all disap-
peared long before sunrise and every
incoming train was laden with anxious
and interested sight-seers. Gov. Lara
bee came in OH late train last night.
The forenoon was given up to a parade
of military, civic and labor organiza-
tions. the Dakota militia forming an at
tractive feature. Numerous bands of
music from all parts of Iowa, Dakota
and Nebraska are present. The travel
ing men paraded to-day.
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% "A New Flour MIL.
Snecial to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
LAKE BENTON, Minn., Oct. 6.-The
FIGURING mill, for which the people have
veted bonus of S22, 800, is now ready for
the machinery. 1t is forty by seventy
feet on the ground and three stories
high, or forty feet, its first two stories
1bemg eleven feet in the clear and the
third eighteen feet. The machinery is
to be the same as in the Lindeke mill in
st. Paul, manufactured ready to use by
a firm in Jackson, Mich. Mr.. Green,
who has undertaken this enterprise, is
from Faribault. in this state, and an old
miller
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
ATHLETIC GROUNDS At CAPE MAY.

A BIG HOTEL To DE ERECTED AT sEvEN-MILE
BKACH-PERsoNAL ITEMS.
CAPE MAY, Aug 13 (Spscidf.-NOt satisfied with one
athletic park the people here TO have two. Some OF
the projectors Of the park scheme have left the original
enterprise and will establish grounds for themselves on
the Mark Deyne estate Work upon the first park con
tnues steadily the opening will take place on Sep
TENDER l, 2 and 3.
What known Seven Mile Beach Just north OF Cape
May and frequented only by gunners Is to become
a resort with one OF the biggest hotels on the
coast II has been purchased from George NJ. Fntham
the well-knOwn Philadelphia. by syndicate composed
of Frank siddall. Mr.. Wells the wiremaker; Mr.
Massey, the brewer, and Mr. Rib. millionaire The
price $25O0O0. IL Ia said that arrangements are
already made for railroad from 6wayne's Station. on
the West Jersey Railroad.
Cape May 10 to have next season a clubhouse the
plan Of the Newport Casino. 1t viii front the ocean
north of the stockton.
Charles Goss virginian. swan two miles in the
b. & Jamison has his fourin-hand coach Rambler
here.
John c. Built is TO build handsome cottage The
Stockton brilliantly illuminated TO night for kirmess
and fancy dress assembly:
There was considerable amusement today with the
sports OF the waters and bel boys OF Cape May Cape
May Point Holy Beach and other places In the county
The plant Of the Rio Grande Sorghum Company 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14

Of tho children at Lelands Ocean Hotel will be held in
the Ocean Theatre the hotel lswn ne1t Thursday
evening under the direction of Pr feseor H. File tcher
Rivers and Robert Frazer. There will be all kinds oil
fancy dances including some by an infant ballet.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Hopkins OF Annapolis Nd, are
guests Of Senator and Mrs Chste, the parents OF Mrs.
Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs c. c. Shayne have returned to their
home in the city.
+. Carroll brewster aud Miss f. g. Brewster Of
Philadelphia spending pleasant days at the How
land hotel
The Rev Charles J. Young who is the pastor OF the
Moses Taylor Memorial Presbyterian Cnnreh az
EberOn, ms moved into the cottage OF hlchrd "
Dobbins at Bath and Second ayes.
Ex-Governor Alexander r. Shepherd, OF the Disnlct
OF Columbia, visited Long Branch this week, ana
called upon q number OF his friends
Mrs. A. l.. Taylor and Mr.. and Mrs o. u. Ury, OF
NewYork, are among the late arrivals at the Atlantic
Hotel
The Rev. John Larkin, of New-York. Is newcomer
at the United States Hotel.
Delaney Kane is a guest OF the Rowland Hotel
state Senator George T. Werts, OF Morristown, ~ d.
is at Leland's ocean Hotel. 49,, 49,,
Barclay, jr.. and Wright Barclay are among the new
Workers now at the West End Hotel.
Dr. Katzenberg, f. Denver and family, Miss Maud
RAYMOND Charles Sterling f. Williams Julius Ofen.
bach Miss Nellie McDemat, Miss Mary h. McDermat OF
NewYork; Mr. and Mrs f. Harris, Samuel L. Calvelr OF
Philadelphia and Miss Colyer, OF Brooklyn arc al the
United states Hotel ,.,
Dr. j. j. Chisholm prominent physician Of Baltimore
is at the Rowland Hotel with his family.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Belts, OF Oswogo, are az Leiano
Mrs j. NJ Cramer who is at her Ocean Grove cottage,
is frequent visitor at the cottage OF Mrs GRANT, Her
Colonel ABE" De Freeze and his wife and two pretty
little girls are the Rowland Hotel -,
Mr. and Mira 4. III. Bennett, of New-York, are al 10
lands Ocean Hotel - IL, -.
The Rev DR. George Dana Boardman and his wife, OF
Philadel phia, at the Windsor cottages
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
Painless REGULATION.

s no ongera question OF doubt-ahoush tho contrary
medicines which proiuce violent o.
sscs unsued other than desperate smeEenees In
other words that supepoent remedies are calculated to
and urs the system rather than reform m irregular
tiles Among medicines of deoatng effect are cahariies
and ehsaoaues which eopouy and abruptly svacuss the
bowels Because 1t does do this. HOstesters Stomach
Bers Is preferable 70 tho drenchng class Of pursaves
Painless its effects m Is sufficiently setive to remedy
crouc constipation relieves by invigoratns the mites
tines and enables forces them perform the duty I'm
posed upon by Promoting the secretion Of bile
In Qualities BY healhuy stimu ating effect upon
the liver 10 ennenty conducive 10 digestion and CON-
tributes IN no small degree the bowels regular
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA STOCKS
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Is. 1897
SATURDAY, Aug. 1872. ".


To-days stock market active for a half-hoiday.
The sales at the Stock Exchange amounted to l159OO
shares or only 10000 less than for yesterdays full
days business. There was general appreciation OF
values on moderate buying In for the short account
AS the London market closed q M before market
opened II not factor In the days operations The
eonspcuously active stocks New-York and New
England and ST. Paul which together furnished $4,000
shares OF the total dealings The old bear" party
notable sellers OF st Paa butt Is probable that through
other brokers they were buyers. II by buying and
selling 5000 shares there net gain OF
1000 shares the purchasing side in an
advance from s1ai to 83ssds3 II is very hard luck
when the oversod condition OF the market considered
In New-York and New England there WAS an energetic
buying which advanced its price from 40 d to As Gi7i2
Louisville and Nashville with small sales from 62la
63@G63S. The better class Of stocks like
Chicago and Northwestern, Lake Shore etc
were less active aud although firm
not buoyant Tho "bears' naturally attempt to
recoup first on the stocks which have suffered the
greatest decline bn II Is evident nat when tho attempt
is made In the good stocks which have enlisted public
cOnhdence-home and foreign-the task OF recouping
will prove to be difficult than it Is with such stocks
as New-York and New England whose credit has been
betrayed by The market closed strong
at small reactions from the host figures.
Government bonds dun and with the bids
for the Is reduced g cent Annexed the closing
quotations:
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
onani after JUNE q. 1881
GREAT TRUNK LINE
AND UNITED STATES MAIL RoUT

AND TINTED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
Trains leave NernoF VIA De'Oi0''es ana c0rAna 'tre''
Hsrr.Sas burg and the Wet With PgIm1 Yor palaoi
c1sasS LSi.do Plrcr Dining sleeping
Lsss Haven err = IN Corr p eas si
c e. sn sI9 9s OH q 6S'' or
70, Lebanon 90o S'9 h. M Sa am Mel wa. hing
ton Express OF Pullman Psror rars aId Peln,yvaMa
Y. TGan H zoo ar nam m and sy $40 Ws,
oo ION so' m eSn ans 1913 nsh, sanGay Sis and
g06a; $50 AMI M and s0 I3i' n,SG'i
For For cape @ps NAY week avs. 49,, ,o,,n,,,,. 81,
LGn o, ia ma R1 nn ' "'2p az so d'r
2@ $40 mts6 90 o.! S''9 ."a- on p sqHaa'
r9i 6 Poa an" ana Sdf 90 not S sSp
and and T%T'G Gae N. ssS n o
a. Jersey CIV trorias speedy and direct transfer ''s
srp s'' From Pour @ 40 lis%9 s.sm aee
9 T% SO" ?o 51S g2c and md sso
Prom Th,de,gs,a 400 go 90 200 SS $50 $40 49,
re- r. i go Zoo 7qS 9" a." aao and
I?2S nsh s spp $50 so c2q 40 s'S AS
For PUtLN DELPHlA
Euress Train. cave NewYork VIA Desbrosses and cort
S% rs' sSS and 70 wA;r ~, t
'SI pSp a. ana and az iss ass
M, mo ioa M a. SO S sS'a'ss afpp:t
Traa NewY:t daily except r. sunday Sni7S n
s s"e a aIIS. % Connect 4 trenton ,,n,,ns
ia'oi s3o tos 40 5:io $50 7so s?n *59 ~ IL
ny ESQ SD aS s sss 3 3iS SD, sa $40 90
$40 a m I2so 30 H:s0 Limi'edD 6;es $50 7hZ Anu
Ieare Pnila,elrhi, VIA Camden 40, m. an, 1902 n
daily excspt sS1aay, an, "a. Roadway .,tor House
Rattsr pscs ara oot Of Ds-broS-s, and Corti'nt sH
ConrIs aud Brookyn Annex station. foot OF Fultonst
SokIvn stston Jers CITY Emigrant Ticket ohos CAS-
tie GArdet ,.---, -, ,..,t h.cx
UaF cu <. y ntpS n PUGH J. r. WOOD.
o.a,ral Hansser Gen. Pass'r Agent
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being transported to Florda, where new pIantation
will be established
Louis Megargee, managing editor Of TS Daily Se'rs
of Philadelphia, has a cottage at Cape May Point
phia; Bishop OFarren, OF Trentoni John H. WigneS.
manager Of the Adams Express, philadelphia; Dr. j. b.
Penn the Rev r. ~ Fowler and family Of Baltimore;
Mr. and Mrs. Merrck Of 81 Louis Charles X Burns Burns
Chri.topher I. Magee, Of Pittsburg; Eugene ONeil,
proprietor OF The Ptburg Dispatch; Mrs f. M Byers'
OF Pittsburg; Mrs A T. Henry OF San Francisco MIS-
7 r Foster OF New-York and the Rev. 2. ID. Mcguire,
rector of the Roman Catholic Cathedral, Albany.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
N o, RIVER RAILRoAn ,
u u A N =

GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT
Liseel and Finest PASSENGER Station 10 AmeroA
.rav . MI ,yr.cs.s Express drawing'room o~ ~''
a. H. ssr1oga Lake George and Montreal special Draw
$3.50 a ~ the "a NOUS cHI6AGo LIMITED. compo'st
and sleeping for Abany Utica Syracnse Rochester
Bunso NIAGARA Fails. Ere Cleveland amt Toledo arriving
1000 M Chicago Express. r.winy room cars to Rich
field pr MS C1nsn.sua and sochs,tsr vortn.r, e,,ra
" N dra"'nsFoon sti',oGA LIMITED SATURDAYS ONLY.
S3O n M Albany II ~ Saratoga and Utica specia. With
TO Troy anu sara va through
10 { Aid ~ ell (LlEs 9eOrgo) u ) ,turtays r
- - m Acco nno iation 10 Albany ana tro, 49,, - a.,
Is p m, Fast Chicago Erprs" rs rpIeda 49,.
"a S(ssa sic,-a bB,nsesr YORK to Albaa'
1850 M Fast Clnclnnati AMI It LOUIS VIZ
ing Tor cievel.aL Cincianat t aJ on . On
dra Bay Paui smith: Sar.nec &c w ucs (dAsiS
eIcctt ssturiay painFcar NswYors 10 Aoxn sle,p.
ing cars To- Paftshurr Mosrea via Rons.s pon' ~
VIA - Adams seegers connect nay Mopn,ain Ranhs
Joon Like saranac Paul Smiths &c Seele, us' ehesp
sunday lnrsrne North Creek Bnr Mo'I!,iH "a *"
enm.. Soscia sleepsr arrives Rochester ~ "' SH
M Pacific Frnres- with sleeping cars for Rochss
ter Bnfaio Niagara Falls cleveland. Toledo Detroit aai
Chicago ieeninscars 10 Clayton via Utica daily except
lsy H. Nj rht Express with sIeepinr cars 70 Albtny
and roy morning trains for tho West Tor
ssraoa Lake GeOr aud for the North except SATURDAY
Gets and space Drawing aai siesmr.car, .,
sale Al Grlnd Central Depot <l2 1856 aud 9t2 BroAdwa
y PARK Place Battery Place 81 We" sss Wa.Sp sa,
and 73O yultop sts Brooklyn and ~ Foutst "inAns'
Weeotrs Express, call for check baggage from hotels
.Rnn daily others daily Sunday. tstop At Nsss
LIN M. ToUCEY HENRY MONET,
. General aosrntendsut General Passenger Agsas
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nFLAWARF, LACKAWANNA and WEST
~ ERN RAILROAD. SHORTEST LINE BETWEEN
NEW-YOEK AM BUFFALO LIGHTNING EXPRESS
TRAINS. No DUST. ALWAYS on TINE PULLMAN
PALACE DAY AND SLEEPING COACHES.
NrwIork foot " Barclay ant Christopher srs
Daily ept SUNDAYS Buffalo and OswegO Express
for Nster Cap Strodsbrg Sc antou. Bnghamion. EurA
Pa b. BuTIia Svracus@. Osw-go Greece Oxford
Norwich. Utica Scranton Piston, wilkes
panvile and Nor humberlnd at owego for ithaca
amt lnterme late stl tons
~ Dinehamton and Flinira Express water Gap
scrarton Rnghau'oh Owego and mira al Scran
% Tor PlftSfon. Kingston. Wikesbarre Ne.
llup M scranton. Wi'kesbarrc ana Kingston Frpress.
m. Daily Buffalo Lin tied for ~troudslnr
Scranton BlnChamion Owego. Elnin. Corning Bath. way
land. .H-r IN falo &c. arriving In Buffalo 7lO a. M
h 70 Oean.
p. Daily Burso. Utica and D1n-viie oswego Express
StroudsburE ~c.ntOn BnghAmton. Cortland SYRACUSE
for' Norwich, Utica &c. connects at
Ithaca intermediate Saturdays
Connects AZ Bunslo with trains for all points West
Rchnel Spring. g a. dailr eIcepi SUNDAYS n. m
daily. Pilimau sleeper atttc1el
baggage checked at 80 Broadway AMI
al WestcOtt EXPRESS offices In New FORK and Brookyn
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TIE MONEY MARKET.

SALES AT THE SrOCK EXCHANGE-AuG. 10.
TIE iESGRAL Li3C
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EOR HUDSON AND COXSACKIE.
Steamer Hlaterski leaves Tuesday. and Thurstps
at sp. nj saturdaysat ~: Steamer Walter breVA'
z p. from foot % Iav.st.. y. r
steamer McManus Monday Wefnesfay, and Fridays
from loot OF Frankn.st at Boats connect with
Boston and Albany r. X
HlIICAGO. CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND
~ THE WEST-Ass for tickets via Albany Day Line and
voi the hot and rail ride
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TO NEW HAVEN, Toe.
ryCr porON I,eod n davs, 81 Is

EXCU RsION tsood days,. al rs
sfslmrrs {. II. NOkrhAM and CON IINENrAr. leave
Peek slip. Pier 25 f. r., M anil II p M lsuniaysM
M connecting at NewHaven with special trains ior
MEKiDEN, HAeTFORD. -PRINGFIELD HoLfOkE
&C sold and barfAse checked a. Va broAo
Way, New York. aud Courtsl. brookHh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
gtramboats auo nailro .os.

A TROY BOATS. CITIZENS LINE.
iootef Chrs,ophsr.st s,rth svsc ,MlE sxss,s s.s,r
Albany. Troy EKoarsi)a rcksta $3.50
SARATOGA SPECIAL EXPRESS trains con-
- meet ct Albany WITT Dav Line ssamers
HUDSON RIVER BY DAYLIGHT.
NETWORK md ALBANY.
Daily tercept sundaysl
Leave Rrostyu Enlten-st toy m
Nsw-YOrf West 2ai.st pier. ............ sco1 r..
FOR htBANY ian ling at Yank.rs West Point NewburS
poughssspre Rsiueeeck catskli and Hudson Returning
'o"e AiDaay $3.50 m.
Abne BAND attached 10 each boat
- CONNECTIONS
WIS., POINT and NEVBURG. with down day boat.
Del r. r. for the resorts Of the CatskIii Mountains
UALnSkiLi. with specia train on the Catskl VT r. r.
a LBANY with y. Y: CENTRAL & II. r.. r. r. for
Boston & Albany r r, for Boston H. & IT, q COS
70 AND FROM sHRAToGA The NewYerk rransisr o
will call tor and check baggage from hotels Residences
EALT RIVER LINE.-FOR BOSTON,
i NEWPORT. FALL RIVER AND EAST AND
a DOUBLE DAILY SERVICE isnow being operated on
nlsroute fonr steamers 10 commiss@nN bn',sn
ORCHESTRA ATTACHED TO EACH STEAMER Leave
NewYork from Pier % Od MOI N r.. foot OF Murrayst-
$50 D. m for Fall River direct connecting for Boston.
local points on Old Colony Railroad
6l5 m for N-wport due about $40 m and Fan river
cars for Boston Cape Cod Lowell and North White Noun
SUNDAYS leave N.w.YOrk at $50 pm for all point. rs
Conrecrlon BY AnSsx Boat daily from BROOKLYN m.
Tickets snt .tat.rooms can be obtained IN Nswyork,s
lS4 Fast l25thst 1873 Bowerr Hou'e AMI wndsss
n SoRbE ns enc PER r. a er On
Agents. Gen. PAS Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-14
NETWORK AND LONG BRANCH RAIL

For Red Bank. Long Branch Ocean Grove Asbury Park
Ocean Beach. spring Lake Point Pleasant. &c.
=. COMMENCING JUNE 27. 1881
rams eave New York foot Corandt and Desbrosses ss.
Tlp 'SlO M 1900 noon: 2:30 $40 $40 Oimitet eS.
press except Red BankL '4O. g. $50 Sundays 7;lo.
From OF LIberty.st H. s:l5 1880 .Jll5 a. l3o
b2,S0 so fast expres - 30 $780, 6l5 m sundays
Ga NJ and Sunday trains do not stop ocean GroU
or Asbnrv Park
Denotes express trains.
RUFUS BLODGETT j. r. WOOD, II. r. BALDWIN
supt Pas. Agt. r. T. II. q. PA. G. r. r. OF n. J..
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NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY
Train. lcavn from Mest 42d and Jay.st a,

NEW YORK. ONTARIO & WESTERN RY.
Trains leave from ferries at West 42d and Jaysts
42d "a Javst, 30 for Middistown, Falls
burg Monticello. Liberty. Walton. Debit Norwich Utica
Rome Onsda Fulton. Osweco Bufslo Detroit Chiclro
axe Nnnewaska Mif'letOwn Elionvtlls Fdlsburg Non
tceo Liberty White Lake $780,.
West 42i 10 p m: ray..t. 2j5 n. for taks Noh1ns
L'Ee Mnneva'ka, Mddletowu Eilenvlie. F"'onrs Mon
w. "a : * n n fav A. SIS =. daily 'or Itri
town Fiilsbnrg Th-r,v walton. Norwich Oneida os"eso
suspension Rridge. Detroit. Chicag2 ~ L,lis r,,.
SATURDAY halthoiidav rrln West 42t llb y M Jav.se
~. WdAletown. Elenville FasourS Nontceno.
Prrm." arsvtns room and shopping cars all trai.t
tickets 20 az 2o7 SO7 o. l,323 BroAiwH 137 6th'ave
''' "@'' '0'''" i C. ANDERSON. o. A..
" IL F1'han~" Place. Y 2.
CHORE LINE. all Rail Route, for Boston:
Fast Express a, IL m daily. newport eIrrsss
leaves Al y. daily except Sunday Palace PsTor Cars
or sleepiE- Cars 10 destin'ton
BOSTON, WATCH HILL, NARRAGAN-
ID sErT PIER
VIA STONINGTON LINE
From New Pier 49, North River block above Canalst
at m daily sunday THROUGH car from steamers
/ n Ing 10 Narrlr 'nSeu "or without extra charge
TOR WHITE MOUNTAINS and BAR HAIR
BOR-
PROVIDENCE LINE
Steamer, RHODE ISLAND and MASSACHUSETTS,
leav. Per 90 North River iay eNceDt sunday at IN
send to p. O. BOZ S.Oll for Summer excursion book
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD.

u
leave West t2st station follows and 20 minutes
earlier foot Of Jar-st, North River
Detroit and Chicago 1855 a. M. '6:05. 'sl5 p m
IL. LOUIS. '6:05 's.lj p.
syr4cuse Buffalo Rochester Suspension Bridge Niagara
Fails g. l6 $3.50 a. H., sos. 'sl6 D. IN.
Utca = "i5 i;il N. $50, 'S:io p. m
Kingston ssuqertles, Catski Albany. 315, '1Io e65
ll:3Oa NJ, 4. '6:05. 'sl5 y. 81 - .,,x
Cranston's nj. Cornwall Newbnre. 'lZ43 '5I2i
Ia n >l;45 T. 10. D. SID so
D. M. and 8 n 345 .6:05 Cranstons Corh"Si new
For Montreal and Canada East Cos n m.
Hamilton, London. 1885 -oO5. o:i5 Toronto.
Elegant sleeping cars Tor Buffalo, Nagai. Falls Cincin-
Detroit Chicago and St LOUIS
Sp~cia.a l.3D 4. H.. $40 p n Dta"ihg-room
car. tnrou- h Ia Saratoga.
I1~rs Mon n nd MnnewA,ki va New PATTI. y 1880
m Bi:4j $40 %. M DraSlug Room Cars u Kingston on
"Kaa,er.kii Innter Grand Hotel Station and To Ph9-
ricis Sl5 900 IL 80 ~. 346 345 D. NJ Drawins'room.
cars Grand Hotel aud PhGaicia Tor Hotel haat
ess aud Mountain House, GU 800. ll5O a. H. ana $40
rPsIenve Cairo and Mountain House station 3lS Ilo.
o II 80 A D., 345 n. Drawing room car 10 Catskh on
m an 345 rams
D.iiy iDaily except saturday Saturdays only.
Othei TIA ms daily except sunday. 49,. ...o,,,os,
For srs te.tsnie paror sleeping car aceommodi
tions or auon apply Offices Brooklyn 9oo ASH
pr oust, 7S0 Fulton.s-, Annex Once 1901 OF ruoh ~
NewNork City, 1868 7s5, b42 Broadway. los bo"ey -
-, n, iay..t \ &. r. LAMBERT,
Wander bIltaYe SeheiA f~s'eoso' ASoH~
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NORWICH LINE

For Boston, Worcester, Portland and Whto Mountans
DIRECT ROUTE
To
New.London Norwich, Watch Hnl AMI Block tsanL
RATES REDUCED.
Steamers "City OF Worcester" y Of Boston," CITY
Of Lawrence" PIER 90 North River foot OF Wattsst
next pier above Desbrossesst erry daily sundays
cepted D. Tickets aud ssterooms secured at POI.
Gel Ss7 457 and 9j7 Broadway 10 and IL Greenwehst,
1853 Bowery Aston House, Windsor and Cosmopolitan
hotels 1873 Futonst Brooklyn at Pier 40 North River
steamers
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| EHlGh VALLEYlRAILROAD.

PA sESGER TRAINS leave foot OF CoruAna' anu oc>
brosses STA a. oliows .,,.,. ,o,,.
tor Lyons. Elnra. hochester snu
the est aud princip local points cnar ear
a. far T,ns hammock and intermediate po'ntA C. oaT
IN klrannock Connection TO heahins Anu
o. m Pittston and princip~i i"'e''""''-~ f
Pittsfon. po,nts neetion
90 Il ~ 10, Harrfsburs Chsir car 10 Coplay
10 heanihs Enra. Rochos Buffalo ana
,,,s Wa., pullman sleeper 10 Lyoa~ .
LON ~. 70, A. y NJ. !. aud $40 m connect for
al poih's III SUNDAY TRAINS
m for Maucb Chunk Hazleton and istesm edaato p"inte
b,4o o. M for Copay and ntsrmediais polnt nasal, ana
m for Geneva Lyons ElmirA, Rochester, buuA1o so1
tss West Pullman sleeper 10 Lvons
General Eastsrn Once. $50 BrosaWA0
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NORTHERN RAILROADOFN NEW JERSEY
Trans leave from Cham6sEsst Station for Engewosd
93O and 1880 M Ills. $50, T. $50. $40 GAO $50
1890 p. M. ~ midnight sundays 7l0. $40 ~, and
$50 7:l0 $50 M $50 $50 p (l3o p. saturdays
oply) Sundays $50 a. m- m.
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ERIE RAILWAY Through trains leave

H. " n
bers local leave 23dst from 20 earlier
a. m DAILY Day EHpress., Buffet Drawing room
Buffalo Niagara Falls Pullman sleeping Coaches ron
HorneiI,vlle TO Cincinn,tt . ,ou,. NJ,
lay and net Sleeping Coaches, IN Meavils
Cleveland. Cincinnati. chicago and - Louis. Pulaan
Sleeping Coaches Rochester Buffalo Niagara Falls
ttou ann Toronto No extra charge for last time.
sp m-Daiy. Chicago xpress. Pullman Day and sleepins
Coaches TO Binghamton Emra, Buffalo, Niagara Falls AMI
Rutherford ard Passac 445 546 72o $50 $50
$50 $40 80 7I5 7.t5 $50 1880 n M 1900 midnight
sundays 6i5. s5. lO20a 1900 noon. las ais. $50.
~ 81 5 SaSn M Zoo s %id 1Ed 20 aao
1900 noon. As. $3.50 300 $50. 40 50O $40, go 800
90 $50. rs. 7.a5i $50. 1850 200 m,dulEs;:
g:i5 1880. p. M 1900 midnight. =.
NsT 500 p o ReTos wa % SEQ Sse $50 d s s
$50. eco 80. 500 1000 NJ. and 1900 midnight
ssndlva i Z; @ sss ga 500 96 a n; 1oao m n
noon. 49, go $50. $50 10 500 $50 go 7:lj 1t5,
$50 10 50 n ond - mInI sunday, ~ 81 1920
warwick, AS. 800. 1920 a u 2sSo $3.50 D. III sundays
New6urg and Cornwall ! So 600 a. M 800 40 $50 and
600 D. m sundays. rs 4. m. and 800 ?; m ,,,. ,
Mongoneiy koudout aud Kingston. 300 m' S'5O p IL
Scranton bn9mOfe week days. 800 a. NJ. 2sOp
4SO 800 500. $50 IN sundays. 5a5 s;l5. $780, 1920
a. n. $500. 8 30 800 D. n: -,o I'm ,ooo. -. .,o
Mdde sn week day' ta5 S4o 600 500 1920 m go
lO21a. NJ. 500. so 90 p M The 300 ~ Train stops
FOR, iervis az 75O 200 1920 NJ go 800 400 600
800 SOD IN sundays. s;l5 800. 1920 n m. 600 $50
Tlcseis or passage and apartments Drawing AMI
Seepng lie obt ned and orders for the check
"nicss Nos 81 4O H. 057 Bfoa way 1877 T.,
70 SSl Futon.t. BrooElyn or a. ne cSnpanys depots
II trains from nc Me; as,lye In Ne"fork at 40
II. ii. sOULE GenI Mgr L. r. FARMER, u. r. Agt
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In London British consols were l0l 9lGfor both money
and account which IS LIS per cent lower Tor tie a.
connt Bar silver hrn at Al 1854 per ounce Eng
ism standard. Tue bank OF England lost AIl,JVO
bullion on balance American railways we're que and
generally easier cosiAR steady With some recoverles
Al Paris French 3 cents were higher al sl5O, and
he